Kass Ghayouri is a distinguished educator, celebrated author, and dynamic community leader whose remarkable contributions have earned her global recognition. A grade 12 English teacher, world renowned writer, and international award winning poet, she seamlessly blends literary excellence with passion for education and empowerment.

Her outstanding achievements include the prestigious King Charles lll Coronation award, and the Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee Award, honouring her dedication to education, literature and humanitarian efforts. As the founder of Governess Academy a premier tutorial school in Markham Ontario she has transformed countless lives through innovative learning and mentorship.

A fierce advocate for mental health awareness and human rights, Kass is also a prolific author, using her voice to inspire change. Her leadership extends beyond the the classroom. She is a philanthropist, student mentor, and recipient of the Phenomenal Woman Award from UKZN University, celebrating her unwavering commitment to uplifting others.

Through multifaceted roles as a educator, entrepreneur, and advocate, Kass Ghyouri continues to shape futures, champion social justice, and leaves an indelible mark on the community and beyond. Her legacy is one of resilience, compassion, and excellence- making her a true beacon of inspiration.

Discover more about her trans-formative work and join her mission to empower the next generation.

An Era of Error

An Era of Error sheds light on an Indian girl growing up in a period of racial segregation enforced by the Apartheid government in South Africa during the period of 1960 to 2000.

 
 

The Fugitive’s Baby

A captivating story that takes the reader on an emotional rollercoaster ride of love, romance, fear, articulate characters, and finally topped off with a nostalgic plot.

I Tried But I Died

A novel that delves deep down into the core of human nature, exposing the evil and darkest side of the human mind.

 
 

A Note From the No Fire Zone

A novel written by award winning Human Rights author Kass Ghayouri. This novel is a phenomenal anecdote and memoir, igniting the history and reality of the Tamil Genocide. The authenticity of the novel demonstrates and embodies the core premise of human rights. No other novel compares to this award winning novel as the author's diction is unique and the narrative perspective encompasses an anecdote of a protagonist. It ultimately sets the mood and tone of the novel by winning Human Rights author Kass Ghayouri.

Governess Poetry & Illustration

A book that is not just the experiences of daily life but also the experience of Kass’ vivid imagination and intellectual curiosity.

 
 

Universe Poetry & Illustration

In Ghayouri’s opinion, poetry is a mirror to the soul. It personifies dramatic expression and is the liberty of self expression. Poems are spiritual, mystical and mysterious in essence. It embeds itself in one’s mind and touches the heart. Ghayouri is able to generate imagery and visual symbolism in her poems.

Punch Buggy

An inspirational story of a beetle car. It inspires people of all age groups to play the game “Punch Buggy” Children love this little bug and when the antagonist comes along… trouble lurks.

 
 

Kass Ghayouri’s novel, Kiss Innocence Goodbye, portrays Social Injustice and Human Rights issues, through the philosophical, spiritual, and psychological lens. Child sexual and physical abuse is a fundamental Social Justice issue. The consequences of child abuse and maltreatment evoke a vision of silence and shame. The spiritual path that each child takes, will guide them to embrace their identity and perception of the world.

The child protagonist in Kiss Innocence Goodbye walked on eggshells. Shame followed her like a shadow. The crack of a whip made her jump out of her skin. She shuddered, as her body could not house the capacity of fear. The wind gave out the most Satanic howl. She looked her predator eye to thigh, with gothic horror. Her respiration increased, as if a pandemic virus had invaded her body…

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